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Books > Humanities > Religion & beliefs > Alternative belief systems > Contemporary non-Christian & para-Christian cults & sects > Spiritualism
A beautifully designed introduction to the Japanese concept of
'Kaizen' - the art of self-improvement. Kaizen is a term that has
long been used in the business world to emphasise constant
development and transformation. But Kaizen has the power to
transform all areas of life. Learn how even the smallest steps can
help us to form new habits, build confidence and break down our
in-built resistance to life's challenges. Rooted in 2,000 year old
wisdom, Kaizen reinforces the benefits positive change, one step at
a time. With over 70 simple prompts and exercises to help you
improve your health, relationships and wellbeing or save money and
excel at work, everything you need to know to utilise Kaizen every
day is here.
D. D. Home (1833 1886), the famous spiritualist and medium, here
documents the extraordinary psychic events in his life. Originally
published in 1863, this is the first of two autobiographical
volumes by Home, the second appearing nine years later. Home
describes mysterious phenomena from his very first vision at the
age of thirteen to the s ances he held for the rich and famous in
England, France, Italy and Russia. He astonished his receptive
audiences with startling paranormal feats including levitation. His
hosts included Napoleon III, Prince Humbert (later Humbert I of
Italy), Charles Darwin's cousin Sir Francis Galton, and many other
celebrities and aristocrats. Interwoven with these high-profile
activities, Home describes his personal life - the early death of
his first wife, his subsequent financial difficulties, and his
ongoing battle with tuberculosis. Incidents in My Life presents a
fascinating insight into the phenomenon of spiritualism during the
Victorian period.
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